In late February, senators in Georgia introduced a bill known as the One Strike Act. Though the name—a riff of…
On August 29, 2020—a date I had been counting down to for 10 years—I walked out of South Central Correctional…
The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is not only continuing to incarcerate people past the point when they should have…
On January 27 lawmakers reintroduced the Prison Libraries Act, the first federal bill to establish and expand library services within…
For the first time in six years, in 2025 the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles allowed more people…
Three decades ago when I began my prison sentence, corrections officers worked eight-hour shifts. Some did the work well and…
There are few soft surfaces in prison, so when one of us drops a pair of glasses or a radio…
The Department of Justice Civil Rights Division has announced a special investigation into conditions inside Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC)…
During my nearly 30 years of incarceration in the Tennessee prison system, there has always been a need for protective…
Commissary vendors, which provide the food and hygiene items sold to incarcerated people at a markup, have for years reaped…